Online notebook by slidesgo

Table of Contentslife of Leonardo da Vinci about the picture ‘the last supper’ life, career, typical works Comments on Leonardo da Vinci... About the life and career of Leonardo da Vinci

The famous artist

Here is my presentation

Table of Contents

life of Leonardo da Vinci about the picture ‘the last supper’

life, career, typical works

Comments on Leonardo da Vinci

About the life and career of

Leonardo da Vinci

You could enter a subtitle here if you need it

01

● Leonardo da Vinci born April 15, 1452 - in Anchiano, Italy, die on May 2, 1519, in Amboise, France

● He is an Italian painter, sculptor, architect, musician, doctor, engineer, surgeon, inventor and natural philosopher He is considered the most omnipotent genius in human history.

The life of Leonardo da Vinci

The career

about the artist

02

In 1482, Leonardo went to Ludovico Sforza court in Milan, where he spent 16 years Here, he continued to draw and moved into other fields such as engineering and problem solving

During this time, he painted the famous works of art "Madonna on the Rocks - Our Lady of the Stone Cave" and "Finally the Last Supper."

According to the gospels, the last supper is the last meal Jesus shared with his disciples before His death Vinci's painting depicts a passage in the biblical book that Judas - one

of Jesus' disciples - surrendered his Teacher to the forces opposing Jesus at that time, as the religious leader and the Roman authorities in exchange for 30 silver coins At the last

supper, Jesus (in the center of the picture), was saying to his disciples: "Someone wants

to hand me over to me".

● He was not only an artist, but also an Italian sculptor, architect, musician, doctor, engineer, surgeon, inventor and natural philosopher He is

considered the most omnipotent genius in human history

Comments on Leonardo da Vinci

CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon,

and infographics & images by Freepik

Do you have any questions?

Thanks for your

listening

Please keep this slide for attribution.